EP3617992A1 - Member authentication method - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
- The present invention is related to a confirming method of membership.
- Patent literature 1 discloses a membership card utilized in purchases at vending machines. The membership number and the expiration date are recorded in the membership card. The membership number and the expiration date are compared with a corresponding membership information recorded in the vending machines.
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- Patent Literature 1: Japanese Patent No.
6103462 - Patent Literature 2:
PCT International Publication WO 2010/052702 - The technique of Patent Literature 1 requires storage devices holding a tremendous amount of data which proportionally increases as the number of members increases. A work to record the information is troublesome. And still, the system requires a backup copy of such data. And the centralized management of the data should induce the utilization of communication devices and the necessity of firm security.
- Patent Literature 2 discloses diamonds having a blue fluorescence arranged in a specific text or character in a group of diamonds. If a group of diamonds includes a mixture of diamonds having a blue fluorescence and diamonds not having a blue fluorescence, the physical arrangement of the diamonds having a blue fluorescence must be recorded for the individual members, so that it is judged whether or not the presented diamonds have the arrangement of the diamonds having a blue fluorescence equal to the arrangement recorded for one having the membership. Accordingly, even if the technique of Patent Literature 2 is employed in the confirmation of the membership, a confirming method of the membership similarly requires the recordation of a tremendous amount of data which proportionally increases as the number of members increases. A work to record the information is troublesome. And still, the system requires a backup copy of such data. And the centralized management of the data should induce the utilization of communication devices and the necessity of firm security.
- It is accordingly an object in one aspect of the embodiment to provide a confirming method of membership capable of eliminating the burden of recordation, which is a simplified and reliable method.
- According to an aspect of the invention, a confirming method of membership, comprising: identifying, under a visible light, a physical arrangement of all diamonds arranged in a single product, the physical arrangement designed to exhibit grace and beauty as a whole product; identifying, under ultraviolet radiation, an arrangement of a diamond or diamonds having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue in the physical arrangement; and distinguishing a group of all the diamonds in the physical arrangement having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue, from a group of the diamonds in the single product at least partly including a diamond or diamonds not having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue.
- According to a second aspect of the invention, an ornamental device comprising: diamonds disposed on a single support product in a specific physical arrangement, all the diamonds in the specific physical arrangement having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue, wherein all the diamonds in the specific physical arrangement shining white and clear under a visible light, and shining blue under ultraviolet radiation keeping the specific physical arrangement distinguished from a group of diamonds in the specific physical arrangement, the group of diamonds comprising a mixture of a diamond or diamonds having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue and a diamonds or diamonds not having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue.
- According to the first aspect, a group of all the diamonds in the physical arrangement having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue is utilized as a membership ID product. All the diamonds on the single support product shine white and clear under a visible light such as the natural light based on irradiation, dispersion and glance, so that the physical arrangement of the diamonds on the single support product can be identified. All the diamonds shine blue based on a blue fluorescence under black light or other ultraviolet radiation. The blue radiation of the diamonds under ultraviolet radiation is identical to the specific physical arrangement of the diamonds. On the other hand, few natural diamonds have a fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue. Accordingly, without an intentional collection of diamonds having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue, there hardly exists a group of diamonds all having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue in the specific physical arrangement. The membership can be confirmed in this manner. Since a group of diamonds functioning as a membership ID can be picked up by simply radiating visible light and ultraviolet light on the spot, recordation of a referential data is not required. A backup copy of such data is also not required. Utilization of communication devices is also not required. Necessity of security on data can be eliminated. It is possible to eliminate a burden of recording data and to provide a confirming method of membership which is a simplified and reliable method. Since no referential data is required in the first place, the membership remains anonymous.
- The ornamental device of the second aspect allows the diamonds to shine white and clear under a visible light such as the natural light based on irradiation, dispersion and glance. The diamonds shine blue based on a blue fluorescence under black light or other ultraviolet radiation. Since all the diamonds on a single support product have a blue fluorescence stronger than strong blue, blue radiation of the diamonds under ultraviolet radiation is identical to the specific physical arrangement of the diamonds. An observer recognizes the specific physical arrangement of the diamonds on each of the support products under the natural light. If all the diamonds have a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue for each of the support products, the observer reliably distinguishes the ornamental device of the aspect from the other groups of diamonds by subjecting the diamonds to black light.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the structure of a membership confirmation system according to a first embodiment of the invention; -
Fig. 2 is a plan view schematically illustrating a diamond necklace functioning as a membership ID; -
Fig. 3 is a picture of diamonds depicting a blue fluorescence of strong blue and very strong blue; -
Fig. 4 is a diagram illustrating a method of distinguishing the membership ID from a group of diamonds not functioning as a membership ID; -
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating the structure of a membership confirmation system according to a second embodiment of the invention; and -
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating the structure of a rental diamond system according to a third embodiment of the invention. -
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- Embodiments of the present invention will be explained below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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Fig. 1 schematically illustrates the structure of amembership confirmation system 11 according to a first embodiment of the invention. Themembership confirmation system 11 includes amembership ID 14 comprisingdiamonds 13 fixed to a single support product (element) 12, animage capturing apparatus 15 capturing the image of themembership ID 14, ablack light 16 causing ultraviolet radiation, and acomputer apparatus 17 connected to theimage capturing apparatus 15. Theimage capturing apparatus 15 is configured to generate an image data of themembership ID 14. The generated image data is transmitted to thecomputer apparatus 17. Thecomputer apparatus 17 is configured to distinguish themembership ID 14 and a group of diamonds other than themembership ID 14 based on the image data. - As depicted in
Fig. 2 , themembership ID 14 comprises a necklace configured in a single ring. The necklace includes, as asingle support product 12, linkedbases 18 forming a chain, for example. Thebases 18 are made from a metallic material such as platinum, gold, or the like. An individual one of thediamonds 13 is fixed to the individual one of thebases 18. Thediamonds 13 are disposed on the chain representing thesingle support product 12. All thediamonds 13 on the chain have a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue, namely, strong blue or very strong blue. Themembership ID 14 may be thediamonds 13 disposed all over the chain in this manner, or diamonds disposed on a pendant, a bracelet, an earring, a finger ring, an anklet, and the like, as a single support product. Thediamonds 13 may have equal size or different sizes. - The
computer apparatus 17 includes a central processing unit (CPU) implementing a software program so as to provide a confirming method of membership. The software program may be stored in a storage apparatus assembled in thecomputer apparatus 17, for example. In addition, thecomputer apparatus 17 may include a memory having a capacity enough to enable comparison between a pair of image data. An image data as a referential data for confirmation or distinction may not be stored in thecomputer apparatus 17 in any means. - The confirming method of membership is configured to cause the CPU to instruct the
image capturing apparatus 15 to capture an image of themembership ID 14 under a visible light. Theimage capturing apparatus 15 captures an image of themembership ID 14 under a visible light such as natural light or room light or light from any lighting device. Thediamonds 13 shine white and clear under a visible light such as the natural light based on irradiation, dispersion and glance. Theimage capturing apparatus 15 generates a first image data for themembership ID 14. The first image data specifies a physical arrangement of all thediamonds 13 disposed on thesingle support product 12. The first image data may temporarily be stored in the memory of the CPU, for example. - The CPU of the
computer apparatus 17 then instruct theblack light 16 to induce ultraviolet radiation. Theblack light 16 makes the ultraviolet radiation toward themembership ID 14. As depicted inFig. 3 , diamonds having a fluorescence of strong blue or very strong blue shine blue based on a blue fluorescence under black light or other ultraviolet radiation. Since themembership ID 14 includes all thediamonds 13 having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue, the blue radiation of thediamonds 13 under ultraviolet radiation is identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13. - The CPU of the
computer apparatus 17 instructs theimage capturing apparatus 15 to capture an image of themembership ID 14 under the ultraviolet radiation. Theimage capturing apparatus 15 captures an image of themembership ID 14 under the ultraviolet radiation. Theimage capturing apparatus 15 generates a second image data for themembership ID 14. The second image data specifies an arrangement of diamonds having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue in thediamonds 13. The second image data is transmitted to the CPU. - The CPU of the
computer apparatus 17 is designed to compare the arrangement of the blue radiation specified in the second image data with the physical arrangement specified in the first image data. As depicted inFig. 4 , if the arrangement of the blue radiation is identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13, the membership is confirmed. On the other hand, few natural diamonds have a fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue. Accordingly, without an intentional collection of diamonds having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue, there hardly exists a group of diamonds all having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue in the specific physical arrangement. As depicted inFig. 4 , the arrangement of the blue radiation cannot be identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13. A group of diamonds except themembership ID 14 cannot be a proof of the membership. - Since a group of diamonds functioning as a membership ID can be picked up by simply radiating visible light and ultraviolet light on the spot, recordation of a referential data is not required. A backup copy of such data is also not required. Utilization of communication devices is also not required. Necessity of security on data can be eliminated. It is possible to eliminate a burden of recording data and to provide a confirming method of membership which is a simplified and reliable method. Since no referential data is required in the first place, the membership remains anonymous.
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Fig. 5 schematically illustrates the structure of amembership confirmation system 21 according to a second embodiment. Themembership confirmation system 21 includes amembership ID 14 comprisingdiamonds 13 fixed to a single support product (element) 12, and ablack light 16 causing ultraviolet radiation. Themembership ID 14 and theblack light 16 are identical to those of the first embodiment. An operator distinguishes themembership ID 14 from a group of diamonds other than themembership ID 14 based on visual observation under a visible light and ultraviolet radiation. If the arrangement of the blue radiation is identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13, the membership is confirmed. The arrangement of the blue radiation cannot be identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13 in a group of diamonds except themembership ID 14. A group of diamonds except themembership ID 14 cannot be a proof of the membership. -
Fig. 6 schematically illustrates the structure of arental diamond system 31 according to a third embodiment. Therental diamond system 31 includes a diamond necklace (ornamental device) 32 comprisingdiamonds 13 fixed to a single support product (element) 12, and ablack light 16 causing ultraviolet radiation. Thediamond necklace 32 is identical to themembership ID 14. An operator of a rental company distinguishes thediamond necklace 32 from a necklace other than thediamond necklace 32 based on visual observation under a visible light and ultraviolet radiation. If the arrangement of the blue radiation is identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13, the membership is confirmed. The arrangement of the blue radiation cannot be identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13 in a group of diamonds except themembership ID 14. The arrangement of the blue radiation cannot be identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13 in a necklace except the mentioneddiamond necklace 32. - All the
diamonds 13 disposed on thesingle support product 12 in a specific physical arrangement have a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue. All thediamonds 13 in the specific physical arrangement shine white and clear under a visible light, and shining blue in an arrangement identical to the specific physical arrangement under ultraviolet radiation. Thediamond necklace 32 is thus distinguished from a diamond necklace including a group of diamonds in the specific physical arrangement, the group of diamonds comprising a mixture of a diamond or diamonds having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue and a diamonds or diamonds not having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue. - An ornamental device such as a diamond ring, a diamond necklace, or the like is well known. Diamonds shine white and clear under a visible light such as the natural light based on irradiance, dispersion and glance. People usually like such a clear brightness, so that diamonds are evaluated by observing the 4C's, namely, Carat Weight, Cut, Color, and Clarity. A colorless diamond having the excellent cut and less inclusion or blemish demands a higher price.
- For example, when an ornamental device having diamonds is lent to someone, even an expert cannot easily find out an ornamental device in which all diamonds are replaced with glass imitation pieces, or an ornamental device partly including a glass imitation piece or pieces instead of a diamond or diamonds, under a visible light, because a diamond and a glass imitation cannot be distinguished from each other under a visible light.
- Some natural diamonds shine white and clear under a visible light such as the natural light and shine blue under the ultraviolet radiation. However, few natural diamonds have a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue. Accordingly, if all the
diamonds 13 in a group have a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue, the group can be distinguished from a group of diamonds, distributed in general, at least partly including a diamond or diamonds not having a blue fluorescence stronger than strong blue. In the case where an ornamental device includes all diamonds replaced with glass imitation pieces, or an ornamental device partly including a glass imitation piece or pieces instead of a diamond or diamonds, the glass imitation pieces fail to exhibit a blue fluorescence under ultraviolet radiation. The ornamental device suffers from a black spot or spots existing in the specific physical arrangement under the ultraviolet radiation. The arrangement of blue radiation cannot be identical to the physical arrangement of thediamonds 13. Thediamonds 13 all having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue is distinguished from ornamental devices at least partly including a glass imitation piece or pieces instead of a diamonds or diamonds. An operator of a rental company, even without an experienced skill, is allowed to distinguish a group of true diamonds from fake diamonds by simply utilizing a tool such as ablack light 16 causing ultraviolet radiation.
Claims (2)
- A confirming method of membership, comprising:identifying, under a visible light, a physical arrangement of all diamonds arranged in a single product, the physical arrangement designed to exhibit grace and beauty as a whole product;identifying, under ultraviolet radiation, an arrangement of a diamond or diamonds having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue in the physical arrangement; anddistinguishing a group of all the diamonds in the physical arrangement having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue, from a group of all the diamonds in the single product at least partly including a diamond or diamonds not having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue.
- An ornamental device comprising: only diamonds all arranged in a single product in a specific physical arrangement designed to exhibit grace and beauty as a whole product,
all the diamonds in the specific physical arrangement having a blue fluorescent equal to or stronger than strong blue, so that all the diamonds in the specific physical arrangement form a clear visibility of the specific physical arrangement under a visible light, and form a blue visibility of the specific physical arrangement under ultraviolet radiation, wherein an arrangement of the blue visibility coincides with an arrangement of the clear visibility, the ornamental device excluding a diamond not having a blue fluorescence equal to or stronger than strong blue.
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